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Question: (MOSFET Amplifier) Consider the given MOSFET amplifier circuit and solve the following questions by showing all the solution steps clearly. (Use appropriate component models according to the given parameters). (µn•Cox = 100µA/V2 , W/L = 9/0.18, Vt = 1 V ) a) (30p) Draw the small signal model of the amplifier circuit. Find the input impedance Rin. b) (40p) We want to get a voltage gain Av = -10 with a Q-Point (Id=10mA). Calculate the values of Rd, VGS, VDS and check the operating mode of the MOSFET. c) (30p) Calculate the maximum voltage gain |Av| that can be obtained from this amplifier with a Q-Point (Id=10mA) gm = 2µnCoxW/LIDS IDS = µnCox W/L(VGS - Vt – VDS/2)•VDS, IDS = 1/2 µnCox W/L (VGS - Vt)^2

Question: (MOSFET Amplifier) Consider the given MOSFET amplifier circuit and solve the following questions by showing all the solution steps clearly. (Use appropriate component models according to the given parameters). (µn•Cox = 100µA/V2 , W/L = 9/0.18, Vt = 1 V ) a) (30p) Draw the small signal model of the amplifier circuit. Find the input impedance Rin. b) (40p) We want to get a voltage gain Av = -10 with a Q-Point (Id=10mA). Calculate the values of Rd, VGS, VDS and check the operating mode of the MOSFET. c) (30p) Calculate the maximum voltage gain |Av| that can be obtained from this amplifier with a Q-Point (Id=10mA) gm = 2µnCoxW/LIDS IDS = µnCox W/L(VGS - Vt – VDS/2)•VDS, IDS = 1/2 µnCox W/L (VGS - Vt)^2

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Question: (MOSFET Amplifier) Consider the given MOSFET amplifier circuit and solve the following questions by showing all the solution steps clearly. (Use appropriate component models according to the given parameters). (µn•Cox = 100µA/V2 , W/L = 9/0.18, Vt = 1 V ) a) (30p) Draw the small signal model of the amplifier circuit. Find the input impedance Rin. b) (40p) We want to get a voltage gain Av = -10 with a Q-Point (Id=10mA). Calculate the values of Rd, VGS, VDS and check the operating mode of the MOSFET. c) (30p) Calculate the maximum voltage gain |Av| that can be obtained from this amplifier with a Q-Point (Id=10mA) gm = 2µnCoxW/LIDS IDS = µnCox W/L(VGS - Vt – VDS/2)•VDS, IDS = 1/2 µnCox W/L (VGS - Vt)^2

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